Underwater Tourism Push: St. Lucia is set to unveil the first public National Exhibition tied to its Underwater Sculpture Parks, with the Dive Park exhibition running Aug. 29 for two days before sculptures are installed at Anse La Verdure, Canaries—positioned as a “St. Lucians define the story” project. CCJ Integrity Debate: A local commentary reignites concern over leaked private CCJ communications and urges Bar Associations to handle the “deep divide” talk carefully, warning against turning leaders into saints or demons. Housing Minister Cleared: Police Commissioner Verne Garde says an investigation into allegations against Housing and Local Government Minister Richard Frederick was “not sustained,” citing constitutional process and inability to secure key statements. Justice System Boost: Government announces law scholarships for four police officers and upgrades to the prosecution unit under the 2026/27 budget to strengthen case handling. Joy St. Omer Inquiry Possible: The Prime Minister’s Office confirms it received the family’s request for an independent inquiry into how agencies handled domestic-violence reports and protection orders, to be taken to Cabinet. Regional Leadership Milestone: Naeem Philbert is elected youngest-ever Co-Chair of the CDB Future Leaders Network. Police & Public Safety: Police say a person of interest was released while investigations continue into Tenisha Yarde’s death after a Rodney Bay incident. Sports: Saint Lucia Kings close their CPL home leg with a six-wicket win over Jamaica Kingsmen, powered by Matthew Forde’s five-for and Kamil Pooran’s unbeaten 81.